The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... desire . " When he still fol- lowed me ; " Would you any thing ? " said I to him . But , " You know me , " says he : " I am a man of learning . " " Upon that account , " saya I : " you will have more of my esteem . " Wanting sadly to ...
... desire . " When he still fol- lowed me ; " Would you any thing ? " said I to him . But , " You know me , " says he : " I am a man of learning . " " Upon that account , " saya I : " you will have more of my esteem . " Wanting sadly to ...
Strona 138
... desire it , do not refuse to go along with him , his companion on the outer side . What , shall I walk cheek by jole with a filthy Damas ? I did not behave myself in that manner at Troy , contending always with the best . You must then ...
... desire it , do not refuse to go along with him , his companion on the outer side . What , shall I walk cheek by jole with a filthy Damas ? I did not behave myself in that manner at Troy , contending always with the best . You must then ...
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... desires them ; fear alike disturbs both ways : an unforeseen turn of things equally terrifies each of them : let a man rejoice or grieve , desire or fear ; what matters it - if , whatever he per- ceives better or worse than his ...
... desires them ; fear alike disturbs both ways : an unforeseen turn of things equally terrifies each of them : let a man rejoice or grieve , desire or fear ; what matters it - if , whatever he per- ceives better or worse than his ...
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